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Tim,

The old Bookreader manuals should still be online. There are a bunch of former /36 coders on this forum. So why don't you post the code here and you can see what we come up with?

-mark

At 7/24/09 03:59 PM, you wrote:
It's the "almost" part that's the problem. I have to convert some old
#GSORT code, and I need the layout of the old S/36 sort specs (every
column of the H, I, and F specs) to determine exactly what the sort is
doing. FMTDTA's specs are similar but there are some differences.

I can't seem to find the information anywhere. I am going nuts or did I
just have the layout memorized 20 years ago? Does anyone still have the
old System/36 Sort manual? Does it even exist, or was the information in
another manual?

TA




>Tim,
>
>Look at the manual for the FMTDTA command. The sort specs are almost
identical.
>
> -mark



At 7/24/09 11:49 AM, you wrote:
>There are many former S/36 folks on the list...
>
>What are you having a problem with ???
>



>Tim Adair/prairiefarms wrote:
> > Does anyone know where I can download the old System/36 Sort Reference
> > manual? I've searched IBM.com, etc. and no soap. I am converting a
bunch
> > of old System/36 code (RPG II, OCL, #GSORT) and I remember the basics
of
> > the sort specs but there are a few columns that I'm drawing a blank
on.
> > I've got the AS/400 Sort User's Guide and Reference, which helps some,
but
> > there were columns used on the 36 that have been eliminated.
> >
> > Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
> >
> > TA


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